Results: Trump's new denial of Russian past and ongoing meddling
Published on 06/29/2018
President Trump has scheduled a summit with Vladimir Putin in several weeks, and once again has expressed doubts, despite overwhelming evidence, that Russia interfered with the 2016 presidential election and continues to meddle in US affairs.
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1.
1.
Do you still have doubts about Russia's past and ongoing meddling? (Canadian's, feel free to give your opinions.) Yes
30%
511 votes
No
40%
677 votes
Undecided
24%
402 votes
Some doubt
8%
142 votes
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2.
What do you think might be Trump's motive/s for continuing to deny Russia's meddling? (multiple answers allowed) He really believes there has been no interference.
22%
374 votes
He won't acknowledge it because that would be admitting he didn't win the election on his own.
41%
704 votes
He knows Putin has negative information about him that Trump is afraid could be released.
26%
450 votes
He doesn't care about the past or continuing Russia meddling, that other world issues need to be discussed.
14%
244 votes
It involves the Russia investigation, which he wants to end as soon as possible.
24%
407 votes
Other (please specify)
7%
117 votes
Some other unknown connection between Trump and Putin is involved
28%
482 votes
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3.
Are you worried that his dismissal of any Russian interference is affecting the ability of the US to stop the ongoing attack and prevent the country from adequately protecting future elections, including the 2018 midterms and 2020 presidential election? Yes
34%
584 votes
No
25%
423 votes
Undecided
29%
501 votes
Other (please specify)
2%
26 votes
Maybe a little
12%
198 votes
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4.
Do you feel that President Trump is making some decisions to please Putin rather than always acting on behalf of US interests and security? Yes on many issues
35%
597 votes
No not at all
25%
417 votes
Sometimes
16%
280 votes
Undecided
25%
418 votes
Other (please specify)
1%
20 votes
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